[4]

b. Elias B. McAninch and Sarah Elizabeth (Ross) McAninch,15 Nov. 1850,

 (cont.)

    Southern Division, DeSoto County, Miss.; NARA M432 Roll 371 p.365 (marked “730”)


c. Samuel D. McAninch and Sarah Jane (Hartsfield) McAninch, 8 Nov. 1850,


    Southern Division, DeSoto County, Miss., NARA M432 Roll 371 p.364


d. William George McAninch and Louisa Jane (Nelson) McAninch,15 Nov. 1850,


    Southern Division, DeSoto County, Miss.; NARA M432 Roll 371 p.365 (marked “730”)



 [5]

1860 Census records for John H. McAninch, his son J. H. McAninch, and sons Samuel,


Charles, and Robert McAninch have not been found (where were they in 1860?).



 [6]

“McAninch for the Confederacy: Eight Who Fought for Southern Independence”, 3 parts -


a. “McAninch for the Confederacy” (Part I), MFHN v.IX n.4 Nov. 2001, pg.2001-27


    Elias B. McAninch, Hood's Texas 5th Infantry, and John F. McAninch, Texas 4th Cav.


    https://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn09y01/m09p27w6.htm


b. “McAninch for the Confederacy” (Part II), MFHN v.X n.1 Jan. 2002, pg.2002-03


    Asbery McAninch, Alpheus McAninch, and Erastus G. McAninch, Miss. 29th Infantry,


    and (Zachary) Taylor McAninch, Blythe’s Battalion, Mississippi State Troops


    https://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn10y02/m10p03w6.htm


c. “McAninch for the Confederacy” (Part III), MFHN v.X n.2 Apr. 2002, pg.2002-12


    William Harrison "Harry" "Henry" McAninch, 3rd Missouri Infantry (he went to Mexico),


    and Martin C. McAninch, Missouri 16th Infantry (Martin went to California after the war)


    https://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn10y02/m10p12w6.htm



 [7]

National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) microfilmed Civil War records -


a. "Microfilmed Compiled Military Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served


    During The Civil War" 942 Rev. June 2013, search "NARA" "Compiled Military Service


    Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During The Civil War" and download pdf;


b. "Tennesse" and "Confederate" combination lists NARA microfilms M231 and M268


c. NARA microfilm M231 "Index to Compiled Service Records of Confederate


    Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Tennessee”, pub. 1957, index


    on Rolls 28 "Mati-McC" and 29 "McD-McR", no McA/I/Ninch, nothing even close;


d. NARA microfilm M268 "Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who


    Served in Organizations From the State of Tennessee", pub. 1960; . . . (on) "359 rolls . . .


    are reproduced the compiled service records of Confederate soldiers . . . units from . . .


    Tennessee”, rolls 11 "Third (Forrest's) Cavalry, A-D", 12 "E-K", 13 "L-R", 14 "S-Y" . . .


    49 "Twelfth Cavalry" (Union 12th Cav.), 50 "Twelfth (Green's) Cavalry, A-I", 51 "J-Z",


    and 52 "Twelfth (Day's) Battalion" (eastern Tennessee); no McA/I/Ninch, nothing close.



 [8]

(NPS) Search For Soldiers: National Park Service > The Civil War > Search For Soldiers


https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-soldiers.htm


Confederate Infantry, 0 in Tennessee, 11 in Mississippi, 2 in Texas, many duplicate entries


Search For Battle Units: National Park Service > The Civil War > Search For Battle Units


https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-battle-units.htm


"12th Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry (Green's)" and "44th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry"


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Notes and Sources: J. H. McAninch, b1845, 12th TN Cav., and Robert, b1848, Miss. Inf.


McAninch Family History Newsletter, v.XXXIII (33) n.1   /   Dec. 2025   /   p.2025-10




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